RE: could you tell me how to make a b**b from domestic appliances

Title: RE: could you tell me how to make a b**b from domestic appliances 1) Get an old microwave oven or refrigerator 2) Open the door 3) Unfasten, disassemble and remove the lamp housing. 4) Remove the light bulb - usually either bayonet or screw-type fitting. You now have your very own lig

Re: could you tell me how to make a b**b from domestic appliances

A "b**b"? Do you mean a boob? You could try filling a Ziploc bag with warm water or peanut oil, I suppose. A blob? Well -- nearly anything you can fit into a blender and puree would probably work. You'd have more luck in a zero-gravity environment. A bulb? They're difficult to manufacture f

Re: Canadian parliament about to vote on major privacy legislation

MIME-ATTACHMENT NOT FOUND: Blame_Canada.mp3 Sigh. Privacy laws almost always assume that computers are owned by Big Scary Corporations, not by people. On my pocket organizer, I have a list of over 200\\\94 people and companies, most of whom have not given informed consent to be entered in my dat

Boston judge rules on Cyberpatrol decryption utility

Judge Harrington ruled today in the case brought by Mattel over the cphack program that decrypts Cyberpatrol's poorly-encrypted blacklist: http://www.politechbot.com/cyberpatrol/final-injunction.html He seems to be inviting Mattel to file contempt of court charges against cphack mirror sites: h

Re: could you tell me how to make a b**b from domestic appliances

First, you need a vaccuum cleaner with the hose on the exhaust instead of the intake. Then you take two large, teadrop baloons, and, um, blow them up. What? Oh. I thought you said "boob". Never mind. Cheers, B*b Hettinga -- - R. A. Hettinga The Internet Bearer Underwriting Co

Judge puts brakes on Census Bureau

Judge puts brakes on Census Bureau Attorney: 'Huge victory for the Constitution and for privacy-loving Americans' By Sarah Foster © 2000 WorldNetDaily.com Americans who refuse to answer quest

AMD to incorporate EMBASSY technology (maybe)

Looks like AMD fell for Wave's sales pitch: http://www.zdnet.com/pcweek/stories/news/0,4153,2475693,00.html. Note though that it remains to be seen how real this is, the amount of hype pouring out of Wave means you have to take this with a grain of salt, it looks like a Wave press release rather

Danish minister of trade: Abolish Wassenaar. EU: Investigate Echelon

This just in: The danish minister of trade Pia Gjellerup has announced that Denmark will work for the abolishment of the part of the Wassenaar Arrangement that concerns restriction on export of encryption. More: The EU parliament will demand that an investigative committee will be established to

Defend Your Privacy before It's Too Late

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Re: pipe bombs

Explosives in pipes can be fun, just make sure to smoke it in a large open area and tamp it down REAL tight... On Mon, 27 Mar 2000, kevin colborne wrote: > hi i was looking for some info on pipe bombs please > email me back on [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > __